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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1903
Page
6
For lease. Lot at the beach with water tened bathelor Lowne $76 per year. P E King Cottage.
A fragmented reminiscence follows John L. Sullivan through a dreamlike London scene where he confronts reporters and a royal audience. The story blends fiction and boxing lore as he wanders from Jim Hennett’s room to a tear-down of a saloon and a coded confrontation with press figures and the Prince of Wales.
A social gathering at Winderortten hall in Wailuku drew good attendance Saturday evening with community members Mieseta Weeplee Mise Hreningtar and Gay weeed Ly Pur AE in attendance. The event featured entertainment by young performers and a Neale Ful game with refreshments arriving after.
Fragmentary report from Wailuku describes F Brown amid a contested referee situation during a local event. The piece includes garbled OCR text about gathering data ahead of a vote or decision while noting a complicated outcome and potential delays.
Wallohi dau, one of Wathala' s oldest harimatnas, died this morning at Malotaut hospital after a long illness. She was 92 years old at death. A funeral at Walluky cemetery followed the death, attended by many residents of the town.
Local notices report the death of Mon Pau l and a quiet marriage planned for February 17 between Ralph Wilcox and Miss Annit Rice. Updates mention Lihoe Plantation staff changes including Rodrick’s recovery and B A Chrismany’s transfer. Japanese caretaking at Keele plant and new teaching staff appear amid community changes and schooling efforts.
Fragmented text depicts an Andean journey with high elevations and tropical vegetation, referencing Conquistadores, indigenous peoples, and landscape changes from earthquakes. It touts a mysterious Pain-Killer remedy, its claimed superior action, price details, and mentions British cities London and Edinburgh with population notes.
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